Can I assign devices, by IP address, to use a specific WAN port? For instance I want my VoIP to use WAN2 and the laptops to use WAN1
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You can. I use Groups to do this. You might want to look into setting up QoS for your VOIP.
10404
Yes you can.. Put them in a Group and specify that group to use Wan1 or 2..
10405
Well then why get this router? Why not just have two separate wans to begin with right?
10406
Groups, or create a separate subnet for each WAN port then assign your devices to the particular subnet. We use subnets to keep transactions on two different wireless networks blocked from each other.
594135
Hello, it works fine... Mine have been working for 3 years. To do what you want: 1) For example, Connect your internet ethernet to port 5 2) Computer A port 2 and Computer B to port 3 ------- (I am assuming you are connected on port 1) 3) Create 3 VLANs Name, for example where there are the VLANS DATA, Audio , Voip, etc... make yours (Alpha, Beta, Internet) 4) Then go to the specific sections where you can put a check on the ports and: and make sure all have the check in them, except for the ports you dont want to communicate. Done! If you want i can help you via team viewer, My twitter is @RomelSan
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It can work as a router or an AP. The router runs Router-OS which give you professional level flexibility on setting. But the router comes with pre-loaded default setting that can work for normal home usage. The first port is WAN and the rest 4 ports are LAN ports and can connect multiple device to it.
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Yes, you need to know how to do it manually because the Wizard won't have that as an option, but Yes each port can be configured however you want.
17079
There are only 4 useable ports for devices, including the port that would connect to your network/router. There is a 5th port that would be used only to connect to another switch. You would need 2 of these devices or a device with more ports.
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http://www.engeniustech.com.sg/files/ENH200%20User%20Manual.pdf Yes. You may have to do some IP configurations depending on how you have it set up though.
1826369
Yes it can but you have to configure it to do so. look up "port forwarding" Cheers
1294191
Yes. If you have configured a VOIP provider (or several), the device will let you choose what line/account you want to use for outbound calls. Unless you specify a default.Overall a well-designed product. Just be aware that it can't do Wifi; I had to move my Internet router to someplace next to a phone outlet in order to connect the base station.
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Any LAN port van be separated into it's own VLAN. They can also be grouped together however you wish.
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Are you asking if there is a specific setting? No, there isnt. However, you can add all the IP cameras to a 'Group', then give that Group certain permissions, policies, and routes. So, if you have the Camera Group, you can allocate that group minimum bandwidth and priorities, limitations, etc. Example would set a policy to always have a minimum of 5mbps available to the Camera Group. Also, you can specify which WAN you want the cameras to always use if you are using more than one WAN. Example of this would be to have your normal household connected devices (PC, laptop, tablets, etc) in a Home Group and use WAN 1, with the Camera Group using WAN2.
2004909
There are WAN ports - here is a link to the quick start guidehttp://dl.ubnt.com/guides/edgemax/EdgeRouter_PoE_5_QSG.pdf
1348778
You can use it as a client or access point. It can be set as a repeater via was. But that will only work with the m5 line of ubiquity equipment.
1860210
Not sure what you're asking....can it get it's management IP from DHCP, yes. It's 100% purely a L2 switch, not an L3 router. It can also do *limited* "trusted port" settings where only certain ports are allowed to answer DHCP requests (IE have only port 2 and 3 allowed ot have the DHCP server).
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They say you can. There are tutorials on it. I haven't done it yet as it requires pointing your ip to a service like no ip or another name service for ips. If you do a search in forums, it's the same as setting up a security camera access point or Remote Desktop service.
551286
No, you can connect the unit directly to a standard router or switch - hub. This will link both network environments.
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Obviously you have no network experience. The only thing that ever goes into the WAN port of your router is your modem. Every device that you want to connect to the Web go into 1 of the 2,4,6,8 Local ports on router to be routed to the Web.
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I believe the second wan port can be either dmz or wan only so yes you either lose the failover or you get dmz not both.